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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1924)
The Scio Tributi« Page 5 General New« .......... ■■ !■ — ■ I “The Land off Cheese ■ ■s-wrsww-------- -i1.". ' 1 ■ -' .......... has no tangible property. Friday afternoon the visiting la H'ontinued from pa«* 1) dies were taken to Ijike 1.» tel.where C. C. Chapman, publisher of the the women'« club royally entertained Oregon Voter, delivered an excellent them at luncheon and with a line Thia lake is ai>out 20 address on why he thought the slate program | mi lea diatant from Tlilain ook and Income tax law should be repealed, and why he initiated the measure to one of the twauty spots of Oreg on. be voted on this fall. He produced letter« and other data showing that enterprises with payrolls were not coming into Oregon and would not pm« until the law Is repealed He is for sn income tax, but not until our sister states pass a similar law. He was sbly answered by Mr. Addis of the Oregon Farmer, who believes no concern is kept out of Oregon on account of the income lax. and de fended it a« a reasonable system be es use it esught the income man who ainn at Eugene He represented a on the coast Detroit paper in Fiance during the At noon the editor* and their tamnu« Dreyfu« ca*e At the close wives were guest* of the Whitney of the banquet, a 5 pound cheese Lumber Co. and taken on an inapec- was preaedted each of th* 2(M> editors ' tlon trip through on« of best mill* present--a magnificent and costly in the state every department tie- 1 present from President Haverlack Ing electrically driven. A cafeteria of the Tillamook (^»operative Cheese dinner was also served to the visit ors. A group picture was taken of Friday night a bountiful banquet association, was served bv the wom<Q** auxiliary >aturdav morning a tour of the the visitors st this mill, which is 1« to the American Legi n. an<t a it cheese plants wa« made, and thia to | csteii at Garibaldi. i 400 done ample justice to a «ell most of the editors was intensely Saturday evening the visitors were served meal. The banquet was interesting. At each of the plant« taken to Oceanside, a new lunch l**- servedin the large armory. Frei a different «tag* of cheese making ing opened by Roseberg Bros, of Lockey acted a« toastmaster, and he was seen, thia happening becausq of Tillamook, where a camp supper !« a good one Reap new« were (he different time of arrival. Pres. jointly served bv them and the As made made by mnsy editor« and Haverlack, with whom we rode on sociated Industries of <)reg**n was citizens of Tillamook The main ad thi« tour, told us they were aoend* hugely enjoyed Around a camp dress was given by Prof. C Gaus« ing $30.000 a year iu advertising fire new word* to oldtime tune« of Ann Arbor. M ch . who i* one of ami that Tillamook cheese sold at a were sung and good story tellers the instructors in the - i n ner sei I tic premium over any other cheeae kept a happy crowd in a happy con SATURDAY Bargains you can ’t afford to miss 4 Special 50c 50c 25c 35c 35c 18c onteel Combination Cream onteel Powder . Jonteel Soap Fred Mumper and wife spent Fri day anil Saturday in Portland on business and visiting Mr« Mumper’* »i»ter. Mt* Henry Comstocks. The. also visited the plant of the Swift Produce Co., where they were fat tening 15,000 broiler« for the mar* WE WANT YOUR WHEAT I If not ready to sell, store with us and sell any time later. We guarantee you the top market price at all times w ith frt-e storage if sold to us. • • • • YOURS 1<X)R SKBVK’K membered, ar.d they sicceedvd The 192$ convention will Iw held <it Grants Bass, and It’s possible a trip to Oregon Cave* and (r te» Like will lie a |>arl uf the entvi- taininenL FARMERS 1’1« '1 Al Regular dition. Those who wanted to dance could do so. for it was also free The Kiwanis club, the prii ting «hop«, in fact everybody, made it a point to cooperate to mak< the stay of the editors one long to be re- Supply Sacks and 1 wine For Sale. :: • • Kelly’s Drug Store Scio Mill & Elevator Company We Plead Guilty Specials at R. M. Cain’s To adopting and living up to the slogan “LIVE AND LET LIVE,’’ for it is our firm conviction. Our prices are based on that slogan J. F. WE8ELY. Grocer Groceries Gent’s Furnishings Bargains for Saturday SPECIAL 35c Wheat Flakes for 25c pkg Folger’s Shasta Tea for 25 2 ¡’kg Sunhrite Cleanser, 3 cans for 25c HIBLER <0. GILL CO SATURDAY ONLY 25c Mopsticks, 1 t X» Saturday .... LaJL. N. 1. MORRISON The Scio Cash Produce Fred Mumpers, proprietor. WE ARE PAYING FOR LIVE POULTRY: Broilent..... 18c Heavies....... 17c Lights 10c We have installed our Cream Tester, and are ready to receive your Cream and pay you the top price. Highest Cash Price for hggs, Poultry, I '< a I, etc Saturday and Monday Ice Pick and Mallet 50c Value, for . ... ~ Large Aluminum Dish Pans, for............$1.55 Congoleum Pugs, $17.75; faciory price, $19.95 Good assortment Wear-Ever Aluminum Ware in Stock. Notions Baptist Church New* BOYS AND GIRl.S Special meeting at the church for boys and girls Friday afternoon at 2:00 o’clock. Everybody welcome. Bible study clam Fiiday evening at h im » . Next Lord’s Dav. bible school at 10:00 a m. Young Feo- pie« meeting at 7:00 p. m. We rejoice and praise the lx>rd that there were so many new faces present with us at both the morning and evening services last Lord’s Day. Mrs. J. S. Sticha. Mrs. E. D My er«, .Mr«. E. G. Arnold. Mrs. E. H. Hobson of Salem, and the Misses Dorris Weddle and Vella Brenner returned Sunday from a week’s out ing at Newport. They repirt hav ing had a fine time. They caught all the fish and crabs they touid eat. One day they spent picnicking on an island near Newport. Just a Few Prices on Work Clothing at I he Peoples Store SIN». SI 65 and $1 90 Bib Overall* ................ SI .60 Waist Overall« Jumpers............................ SI N and SI 60 ...................................... $1.50 Boys’ Waist Overalls $1.00 to $1.25 Boys’ Bib Overalls $2. (Ml Men’s Khaki Work I’anti $2 25 Men’s Khaki Whipcord Work I’.in’t $3 25 Men’s Moleskin anil Corduroy Pants ... A im ! other material* at different prirr* Come In amt we can surely »st- • wfy you In »ue «ml price. J. B. Coury, Proprietor Is Ford Service For Genuine Ford Service and Ford Parts, you must come to the i<V)Hi) < tarage FRED T. BILYEU. Prop. o The Peoples Theatre Invites you to visit the showing of higheia.«« pictures each Satur day and Sunday night. We are showing the beat obtainable. Bilyeu’s Confectionery Open Wednesday and Saturday night* until 8:30, other eve nings by appointment. Will p«y 1c more in trad« for eggs. Full line Feedsand Flour Ice Cream Soft Drinks Fruita--Candies Lunches Tobacco« Scio, Ore The Nearest Service W. F. Gill and wife took Mrs Page Boyle, who had been visiting them, to Salem Sunday where she will visit with friends for some time liefore returning to her home in Rochester. New York. Service with a Smile WC BUY CMITTIM BARK—Brief Us Veer Fssl R. ra. CAIN a> •K O a ■ a a* < Qi < « o 2 tf) i < j s o £ !» » I ■3 s I so
